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New Books Available by
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New Books, DVDs, Videos, CDs, Maps etc.
The Society's Book Shop at Weybourne Station
holds a selection of New Books, DVDs, Prints, Videos, Oral History CDs,
M&GN Maps and Key Rings. Those Items shown below can be reserved for collection and are also available by mail order.
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ORAL HISTORY CDs
| Title: |
Trains
in the night (Footplate memories of East Anglian
railways in the days of
steam)
Oral History No 1 |
| Published |
M&GN
Society |
1999 |
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Footplate memories from the days of
steam in the Eastern Counties with Cromer Branch and
Norwich Thorpe fireman George Riley and Alan
Baker, LNER & British Railways fireman and driver,
whose railway career began at the M&GN Norwich City
station in 1944 Duration 53Mins
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| Condition |
New.
Any Two Oral History CDs for £7.00 + £1.50 p&p |
| Title: |
Richard
Hardy Remembers
Oral History No 2 |
| Published |
M&GN
Society |
1999 |
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Richard Hardy was formerly the District
Locomotive Superintendent of the British Railway
Eastern Region. This recording covers his home
background and education, with an enthusiasm for
railways which led to an apprenticeship with the LNER at
Doncaster at the beginning of the second world war. His
appointment as supernumery foreman at Kings Lynn and
South Lynn in 1947, gave him the experience of the
M&GN network and working with a staff of
unique railwaymen with an individual outlook. Later he
was Shed master at Ipswich and found the special
qualities of the Suffolk railway workers, all this in
the days of steam, and just before working practises
changed completely. Duration 66
mins
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New
Any Two Oral History CDs for £7.00 + £1.50 p&p |
| Title: |
The
M&GN at Melton
Constable
Oral History No 3 |
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Published
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M&GN
Society
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2000 |
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Memories of life in East Anglia Railway
Village. From the Late 1800's to1964 Melton Constable
was unique as a railway village. The railway
construction and maintenance works closed in 1963 after
the LNER took control. The busy station and junction
remained open until the final Beeching closure.
These reminiscences are from some of the people
connected to the railway, who still remember those busy
times. Duration 68 mins
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Condition
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New
Any Two Oral History CDs for £7.00 + £1.50 p&p
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| Title: |
Railway
Lives Oral History
No 4 |
| Published: |
M&GN
Society |
2002 |
| Price: |
£3.50 |
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£1.00 |
| Royal Trains, Wissington,
Trams and Push - Pull. Bill Last tells of his
experiences at Cambridge and working Royal Trains. Ron
Bowyer and John Shorten all have memories of Royal
Trains. Bill Last describes the problems for railwaymen
with the coming of diesel and electric traction.
Reg Gapp talks about the Wissington Locomotive which he
drove on the factory railway. Finally Ron Bowyer and
John Shorten remember the Wisbech tram and the Kings
Lynn push and pull. |
| Condition: |
New
Any Two Oral History CDs for £7.00 + £1.50 p&p |
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| Title: |
Running the Railway Vol. 1
Oral History No 5
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| Published: |
M&GN
Society |
2003 |
| Price: |
£3.50 |
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& P: |
£1.00 |
| These reminiscences are from
people who work behind the scenes of every railway.
Highly skilled personnel sometime working long hours
making sure the railway runs safely. These are memories
from the generation who started in the late 1940s with
steam, and worked for British Rail. The disk includes
Graham Kenworthy, a technical officer in Norwich, Bob
Rivett, who became a ganger in the Cromer area, and
Edward Dove who started as a porter and became an
Assistant Station Manager at Norwich. Duration 56
Mins |
| Condition: |
New
Any Two Oral History CDs for £7.00 + £1.50 p&p |
| Title: |
Running
the Railway Vol
2
Oral History No 6 |
| Published: |
M&GN
Society |
2003
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| Price: |
£3.50 |
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£1.00 |
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.These reminiscences are from
people who work behind the scenes of every railway.
Highly skilled personnel sometime working long hours
making sure the railway runs safely. These are memories
from the generation who started in the late 1940s with
steam, and worked for British Rail. The disk includes
Tony Edsor, who worked as a fitter at Stratford and Rod
Lock, who went from Station Master in Norfolk to The
British Railways Board headquarters in
London.
Duration 59mins
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| Condition: |
New
Any Two Oral History CDs for £7.00 + £1.50 p&p |
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